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Casella Waste Systems and Waga Energy bring third RNG facility online at McKean Landfill, Pennsylvania

Casella Waste Systems and Waga Energy bring third RNG facility online at McKean Landfill, Pennsylvania

Regional solid waste, recycling and resource management services company Casella Waste Systems, Inc. has joined with Waga Energy to announce the start of operations at the RNG production facility at the McKean Landfill in Mount Jewett, Pennsylvania.

Gasum Opens New Biogas Filling Station in the Port of Trondheim, Norway

Gasum Opens New Biogas Filling Station in the Port of Trondheim, Norway

Gasum has opened its thirteenth liquefied biogas filling station in Norway, centrally located in the Port of Trondheim. The new station strengthens the supply of renewable fuels for heavy transport in Trøndelag and along the E6 northwards.

Biofuels

Eni and PETRONAS Explore Innovative Biofuel Solutions

Eni and PETRONAS Explore Innovative Biofuel Solutions

Eni and PETRONAS have signed a Feasibility Agreement (FA) to evaluate the development of innovative high-performance bio-gasoline starting from the established Ecofining™ technology process, through which Eni has been producing HVO biofuels from renewable raw materials since 2014.

Biogas

Kanadevia Inova Acquires Majority Stake in Dutch Biogas Platform BioValue

Kanadevia Inova Acquires Majority Stake in Dutch Biogas Platform BioValue

Kanadevia Inova has acquired a controlling interest in the operating business of BioValue B.V., a leading Dutch biomethane specialist with capabilities spanning asset management, operations and maintenance, engineering and construction management.

Hydrogen

Innovative Process Boosts Clean Hydrogen Production

Innovative Process Boosts Clean Hydrogen Production

Producing hydrogen is essential for some of the world’s biggest industrial and agricultural needs, but it also comes with a steep environmental cost: most hydrogen made today is generated through processes that release large amounts of CO2. 

Rose Morrison

BIM for Remote Solar+BESS: Lessons From Brazil's 22.82-MW Island Microgrid Project

BIM for Remote Solar+BESS: Lessons From Brazil

The Brazilian archipelago of Fernando de Noronha is becoming 100% renewable. Iberdrola and its subsidiary Neoenergia are replacing the current biodiesel-fueled thermal plant with a solar farm and a battery energy storage system (BESS). The decarbonization initiative called Noronha Verde, named for the main island and the Portuguese word for “green,” will supply residents and tourists with green electricity, aligning with the country’s broader shift to renewable energy.

Agenda

ABEE-ASEAN Biomass Energy Expo 2027

ABEE-ASEAN Biomass Energy Expo 2027

SEIA Sustainability Conference

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